Choose How Your Shipment Moves
The right transport option depends on how much you are shipping, when it needs to arrive, your budget and the routes available for your cargo. Start with the options below, then confirm the origin and destination services your shipment needs.
Explore full-container-load (FCL) and less-than-container-load (LCL) shipping for larger volumes or cost-sensitive cargo. The choice depends on shipment size, timing, packing and delivery requirements, as well as how the goods will move to and from the ports.
Consider air freight for time-sensitive goods. Cargo dimensions, weight, available airport connections and acceptance requirements help determine the route and handling arrangements, including any onward delivery needed after arrival.
Evaluate rail on routes where it is available for your cargo and destination. We assess the rail service together with the connections needed between suppliers, terminals and the final delivery point.
Use road transport for factory pickup and connections with warehouses, ports, airports and rail terminals in China. Cross-border trucking can also be assessed for suitable regional routes, with arrangements based on the cargo and destination.
Explore international courier networks for parcels and smaller, urgent shipments. Package dimensions, weight, contents and network acceptance requirements affect which options are suitable and how the shipment should be prepared.
Decide Which Services to Include
Transport mode and service scope are separate parts of the plan. If you need coordination from pickup through final delivery, explore our door-to-door shipping. For DDP shipping, we assess suitability for the cargo and destination and confirm the proposed arrangements. Our customs clearance support covers document and declaration coordination within the agreed scope.
If your supplier or another logistics provider is handling part of the shipment, tell us what is already arranged. We can assess the remaining work and clarify the handoff points before confirming the service.
When reviewing a quotation, confirm:
- The starting point and final delivery point.
- Who will arrange pickup, export procedures and destination clearance.
- Which delivery and handling operations are included.
- The quoted charges, including whether duties, taxes and other destination costs are included or excluded.
These details define what a door-to-door or other service quotation actually covers. Explore our freight services to compare the available transport and support options.